Eval

Developers who want a second pair of eyes while they code, without switching editors, are the people Eval is built for.

Eval is an AI coding assistant that acts as a pair programmer and writes documentation, and it works with any IDE and programming language.

That breadth matters if your team mixes stacks or if you move between editors depending on the project.

Two jobs stand out.

Eval helps write unit tests, which many developers put off, and it helps produce documentation for code you have already written.

Both are tedious and easy to hand off to an assistant.

Beyond those, Eval offers general coding assistance as you work, so it covers more than test and doc chores.

Eval may take some time to learn before you get good results from it, so expect an adjustment period rather than instant payoff.

If you want to test it, try it on a small module first and see how its tests and docs hold up before relying on it for a larger codebase.